New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
0,BRJEN WARMLY CHEERED.
.,,,, covpn At THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A MIC AND ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD GREE's HIM
o,,r THINGS THAT HE AND KILBRIpE SAID

O.. .,o Academy of Music. the throats and lungs OF
go hodv OF IrishAmerican citizens nihhg 'ne
sn.cious auditorium in every part were certain! o'''
a. ,,,hrolen chorus William O'Br1en' mempci VI
p.-,,ament for Northeast Cork and Editoi Oh o" ~,
,.~lond stepped upon the platform In company VII"
p, vuhr,d. The members of the committee escort
49,, him were ex-Mayor Grace, Judge Edward bro"ne'
prvan G. Mcswyny, J. p. Lynch j. r. Farrell '"' pnr
O,Corman G. c. shayne and Lawrence D. '"'a, , as
nm Irish meeting the composition OF INC " .,oI
syiking because IL representative 'nn = an
=, similar gatherings and this was so largely
~ the Irish societies joined in as one iha' o rh
-. ,,o o,her ga In who should do the most "oiA' Inv
- pu,o c1uh the Irish National League, 'he ir'sn
parliamentary Fund Association the frehu',
3, patrick and members Of the Holman fo"S' CO.,
Co were all represented. The large proportion VI
o,ic nriests on the platform. IN the poAes anu 80
sbrouohout the hall especially houceu' anu '"0
throusnV"' , ., ,e won't TO their enthusiasm when
n,n, ert showed himself, and during the deliver! Vi
tn,ue passages in his speech, left no doup' upon a..
80. n,na that Lord Lansdowne, in that part OF inc
audience as well as the other parts OF IT, "o'o
has moor chance Of receiving absouuoh'
srch display of flags and bunting Is rarci! seo
unsre was not portion Of the hail. all AROUND 'ne o
-. soeciallv which was not agow with the stars
81 strnes French and Irish flags and the ehsghs u
ether nations There was no Enghsh nag i'o' -
.aused O'Brien to remark to TRIBUNE repo''oi o
no stepped upon the stage: Enganu vi UNI ,' -
~. haari
haven't seen Union JacA si"0o wv
TJmbda some weeks ago"
,or tictets for boxes and platform was SO
great and they were quickly bought up ons Doioe
fhe doors were opened, that the USUAL CIV" r..
tng man appeared the scene ard sofa bogus
Those who were duped willingly palu as"i"' - ~,
roronto Orangemen could have heard the groans WIN
$50, ,, renton Of Iansdowne's name was received IL
swon,a assuredly have annoyed :hem more even thah
oBrens presence at Queens Park In that CITY, group
NJ nolicemen al the back Of the PLATFORM swung 'ne
thongs of their clubs around their wils's, anu SON.
ready for action when the Irish editor refurreo 10 o
runaway members Of the force whom Mayor 0aison
.ent ont IN protect him during the meetihg III hihs
Ston. ,.,
The mention of John Brights name was received WIN
Che same shouts Of derson which greeted that OF inc
Orangemen which OBrien met in thsee words ut'cc
An a tone full OF feeling 1 speak OF MN ra'her III
sorrow than in anger and regret heartily that his lie Is
ending In the bitter winter rather than in the glorious
summer sunshine in which the last days Oh 'he great
Gladstone are fading away"
These are the names Of OF those VINO were Oh 'nc
platform and in the boxes: Mayor Hewitt D D. eoA'
Michael Gbln Thomas Kelly. Joseph J. oDonohue'
John j. Rogers, John Torrey, Edward F. MCCARTHY John
Mccarthy, Father p. T. Dealy Bishop OFarreh OF iren
Ton. Major E. j. Osksughnessy Father John Hughes,
father lilly Father ]. X. Meagher, Father Rordan,
Father McMan the Rev pr DIN Hssn aibeT
Murphy Father Connolly Perth AmSOy fatser Faabs1
6e Winiam H j. Knond P B cssn Hugh King, Ed
ward slevin Michael Hicks, Daniel B1lkeley' Inonas
SUsee Maurice J. Power, James Cox. William Molloy.
Commissioner James s. Coleman. Major p NJ Hayerty;
Connolly, Richeiien Robinson; Captain EDWARD En
O'Meagher Condor. Austin f. Ford fatrieK rol ~
james A. OGorman called the meeting TO order ana
Introduced Judge Edward Browne. who as chairman
delivered the opening address The duty ana tne
hin inf
and one of her most modest sons William OBrlen Ap
SsuseI What can / say in addition to what has been
bready said in praise of 0Brien throughout the length
and breadth of this continent in all the great cities That
Pc mas SoDr 1Su that SPEAKS louder than
words his behalf OBrien brings In his proper person
South and patriot, orator and journalist we wei
come him" Loud applause -. .ooa ,o.,o-s fr,, y,
sympathy for ireland, among others from Governor Hill
Ex-Governor Hoadly, Roscoe Conkling and Archbishop
Then Mr. O'Brien to speak. BE was cheered for
ut least three minutes me entfe nntn
boarse Now the enthusiasm would suoslde anu az 81
d ags for wsra smiling odesty and looking full of
ygor freshness notwithstanding Hthe excng ana as
through which he has passed during the last month
Much of his speech was repetiuon Oh "ha' nc h''
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; day that spend in this
great Republic must say that am more and more ss,ounG
sss fsa e is asEs y
Of the Last few Canada e
sud grieved the generous praises that you Sir so
things ;sshs ay n wne our
kindness by the newspapers and 9y The 5es,
this country say on would Sa fss s1d
s ID Ggso and IN Kingston ne
voce Three cheers hero Of Canada "6heers
his 1s SesH
toces only told the tale Of Lansdownes deed: in
o@nss told that tae and have pnSSn =. It The
Angels trumpet lAppausel
had some ugly in hHr h v %1
gh, memory when remember mat n the yes ahs
esc!aally than hundred thou %:
's Character q insn sndIOrss%
snSsS and TIVE ho iAs s our only Opponents II
ssglaa:s There not % sRo d1 a.
bsry Just the civilized world today who doesn't
landlord 1s ISs Cruelty AND ps
defenders the forces Of darkness and Of wrong and
between Lord L La
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ana So
'Ss fss ds.s is1
S.nfe;ss b. hmseit Applaqss We have CONVICTED him
fy I'VE miles in extent .trippins 4 bare Of lis
tie G hs,
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white has 70 DO unju,t and undesirable rack
y edsy.s PAPER mat John Bright Lhlssssl-wsl
do heartily regret that his life Is ending
bDr winter rather than in the glorious sunset which
Mr. Glastenes life Is ending. loud cheers He disap
proves Of my mssion TO Canada perceive. In the same
breath MI Gladstone traitor and
m In such LAUGHTER
But that guilt Of Lansdowne landlord
guilt sufficient to Justify In coming and
proclamng truth fansdow procaming
II In his camp and his palace gate. Applause
such as that IA set 10 rule free people
and Canadian money his dsporabe
work Ireland ask you what law OF God or should
% The Instincts Of iieedc and manhood in ii. bosom
oot This man Aye and BY the force OF public
the free soil OF Ameca loud ano prolonged
applause again and again renewed
But Lord Lansdowne not satisfied with being con
do nmed as landlord added TO his guilt AL evctor
OF people the crime o. being an iustgsor OF
oowardly ouiraee 1 say that plainly. Applause Lord
tansdowne had SGT out for Toronto on the very
10 for canada from Ireland He went
down the lighted torch IN his hand He wrote
1etIer meeting which hold. He oil
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